Photos/Results: 2012 Front Street Mile Races
Last night [Jan.13] the KPMG Bermuda Invitational Mile Races and the Bermuda Triangle Challenge Mile Race were held on Front Street.
Despite the high winds and rain, a crowd braving the conditions to cheer on the competitors. Tesfaye Dube won the Elite Male Race clocking a time of 4:19.0, with Steve Slattery finishing second clocking 4:20.4, while Bermuda’s Chayce Smith finished third clocking 4:20.6.
Korene Hinds won the Elite Women’s race when she crossed the line in a time of 4:57.0, Mardrea Hyman finished second clocking 4:59.9 and Rolanda Bell finished third with a time of 5:01.8.
Tamika Williams ran away with the Open Female Race clocking 5:07.2, while Jennifer Alen finished second clocking 5:23.8 and Joanna Shillington finished third in 5:37.5.
Gary Raynor stormed to victory in the Men’s Open race clocking 4:38.4, while Steven Allen finished second in 4:48.3 and Christopher Harris finished third in 4:52.0.
The Primary School Girls race saw Ashley Irby finish first in a time of 5:54.7, while Mikaela Outerbridge finished second in a time of 6:08.1 and Emma Harvey finished third in 6:09.4.
Sajan Harvey won the Primary School Boys race with a time of 5:47.6, while Ryan Outerbridge finished second clocking 5:57.4 and Julan Hassell finished third in 5:59.0.
Zakiyyah Showers won the Middle School Girls race with a time of 5:48.1, with Quaashie Douglas second clocking 5:55.2 and Quinnae Outerbridge finished third in 6:05.8.
David Darrell outpaced Michaiah Robinson to win the Boy’s Middle School race clocking a time of 5:26.5, while Robinson clocked 5:29.3 and Aaron Jacobs finished third in a time of 5:40.3.
Shuntae Hendrickson captured the High School Girls title with a time of 5:43.0, with Kyrah Scraders finishing second in 5:45.8 and Jordan Bascome finished third in 6:13.6.
In the closest race of the night Dage Minors won the High School Boys race outpacing Juma Mouchette at the line, Minors recorded a time of 4:34.6, with Mouchette clocking 4:35.8 and Nico Barclay finished third in 5:07.6. Full results here.
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You “Scaifed” it Gary Raynor…WELL DONE BROTHER!
Well done to all.
Performance of the night – Primary girls winner.
She would have been 2nd in Primary boys, 2nd in MS girls, 6th in MS Boys,3rd in HS girls, and 6th in open women – WOW!
Why is there no picture of Chayca Smith the Bermudian who placed 3rd in the Elite ? we know he has no big insurer sponsoring him but come on, wouldnt giving him sone coverage potentially inspire youngsters to try distance running?
Why is there no picture of Chayce Smith the Bermudian who placed 3rd in the Elite ? we know he has no big insurer sponsoring him but come on, wouldnt giving him sone coverage potentially inspire youngsters to try distance running?
Congrats! to Chayce Smith in his preformance in last night Elite Mile. You have made your family and Bermuda very proud. Keep up the good work. We Love you!!!!
The elite mile was won by the marathon winner. How elite is the mile any more? 5 runners in the men’s, 4 in the women’s. The weekend has become a chance for mid-level runners (world scale) to come in and win or place in a couple of events in order to get a free trip and collect some prize money. None of the races are graced by ‘elite’ event specific runners anymore. Let’s get this event back on track.
The school races are the best part of the evening! Way to go youth runners!